without seeing your code it's a bit of guess work...
you could try this
use the callback function initCallback
assuming that you are showing 5 items and your external control has id =
btn-show-next, attaching an event something along these lines ought to help
you.
*$('#btn-show-next').click(function(){
carousel.options.scroll = 5;
carousel.next();
return false;
});*
post your code if you need more help.
Jon
2009/8/4 Gingah <ole...@gmail.com>
>
> Hi there (tried posting this earlier without result),
>
> I have a couple of problems using jCarousel, and was hoping someone
> here might lead me to a solution. First of all, can I change the way
> the External Control function works? I am guessing that I "only" need
> to edit the javascript file, but having little knowledge of it, I
> chose not to. What I want to do, is use the External Controls as a
> pagination, so rather than being a navigation for each image, I would
> like it to navigate from one page of visible images, to another.
>
> More or less, I accomplished it by setting the value inside the <li></
> li> to the number I wanted to navigate to. However, this resulted in
> ridiculous number always increasing by the number of visible items
> (have a massive amount of images loaded). So really, the question is:
> How can I navigate to a specific image in the carousel using a onclick
> function?
>
> Which brings me to the other problem, the External Controls behave as
> a list of navigation-buttons. If my carousel shows 500 images, it will
> generate 500 buttons for navigating. How can I automatically shorten
> it (as the Pagination Plugin does;
> http://d-scribe.de/webtools/jquery-pagination/demo/demo_options.htm)?
> Thinking about it, making such a pagination would be much easier if I
> knew how to solve the first problem.
>
> Any good ideas or solutions? Please write them down!
>
